Kingston is the beautiful capital city of Jamaica! This is where you can stay.
The Spanish Court HotelMorgan’s Harbor Hotel Complementary Breakfast
Fitness Center
High-Speed Internet
Infinity Pool & Sauna
$170 per night
4 stars Morgan’s Harbor Hotel
Superior Room King Beach Front- $139 per night
Deluxe Room (2 Double Beds) - $139 per night
Suite King Bed Beach Front- $167 per night
pool
Ocean Front View
Spacious Rooms
Room/Butler service
Kitchenette & Cable T.V.
FLIGHTS
From Atlanta to Kingston (American Airlines)
-1 stop $527 per person (Coach)
-1 stop $1107 per person (First Class)
From New York City to Kingston (Air Jamaica)
-non-stop $654 per person (Coach)
-1 stop $543 per person (Coach
-1 stop $1109 (First Class American Airlines)
What to pack
-Shorts and T-shirts! Very casual and lots of warm weather.
-Bathing Suit! Lots of beaches and pools.
-Rain Coat! May & October are rainy seasons
Language
The official Language of Jamaica is English.
Facts
Kingston is the capital of Jamaica
There are lots of beaches and places to swim
Currency is the Jamaican dollar which is worth 0.011494 American dollars.
Things to do
-Bob Marley Museum
Bob Marley (a Jamaican native) was responsible for making reggae music popular. He was diagnosed with cancer and died in 1981. The museum is dedicated to him and his life.
-Devon House
This house is a preserved mansion in Jamaica. It was built in 1981 by George Stiebel. He was one of the first black millionaires in the Caribbean. On the grounds there are craft shops, restaurant, a bakery and a pastry shop. It is also famous for its delicious ice cream.
-Hope Botanical Gardens
The 50 acre land is home to many pleasant paths and manicured gardens. It includes a cactus garden, orchid house, a forest garden, and an ornamental pond.
-Port Royal
Its located on the tip of the peninsula surrounding Kingston harbor. In the 17th century it was the headquarters for pirates that preyed on Spanish ships sailing through the Caribbean. In 1692 an earthquake and tidal wave destroyed nearly the entire city.
Kingston Travel Agency
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Kingston is an amazing vacation spot!
Kingston is the beautiful capital city of Jamaica! This is where you can stay.The Spanish Court Hotel Morgan’s Harbor Hotel
Complementary Breakfast
Fitness Center
High-Speed Internet
Infinity Pool & Sauna
$170 per night
4 stars
Morgan’s Harbor Hotel
Superior Room King Beach Front- $139 per night
Deluxe Room (2 Double Beds) - $139 per night
Suite King Bed Beach Front- $167 per night
pool
Ocean Front View
Spacious Rooms
Room/Butler service
Kitchenette & Cable T.V.
FLIGHTS
From Atlanta to Kingston (American Airlines)
-1 stop $527 per person (Coach)
-1 stop $1107 per person (First Class)
From New York City to Kingston (Air Jamaica)
- non-stop $654 per person (Coach)
- 1 stop $543 per person (Coach
- 1 stop $1109 (First Class American Airlines)
What to pack
- Shorts and T-shirts! Very casual and lots of warm weather.
- Bathing Suit! Lots of beaches and pools.
- Rain Coat! May & October are rainy seasons
Language
The official Language of Jamaica is English.
Facts
Kingston is the capital of Jamaica
There are lots of beaches and places to swim
Currency is the Jamaican dollar which is worth 0.011494 American dollars.
Things to do
- Bob Marley Museum
Bob Marley (a Jamaican native) was responsible for making reggae music popular. He was diagnosed with cancer and died in 1981. The museum is dedicated to him and his life.
- Devon House
This house is a preserved mansion in Jamaica. It was built in 1981 by George Stiebel. He was one of the first black millionaires in the Caribbean. On the grounds there are craft shops, restaurant, a bakery and a pastry shop. It is also famous for its delicious ice cream.
-Hope Botanical Gardens
The 50 acre land is home to many pleasant paths and manicured gardens. It includes a cactus garden, orchid house, a forest garden, and an ornamental pond.
-Port Royal
Its located on the tip of the peninsula surrounding Kingston harbor. In the 17th century it was the headquarters for pirates that preyed on Spanish ships sailing through the Caribbean. In 1692 an earthquake and tidal wave destroyed nearly the entire city.